Sword God in a World of Magic

Shang already knew what he would focus on next.

After entering the Isolation Barrier, Shang summoned several extremely powerful Peak Abomination Lords.

Abomination Lords were incredibly powerful, and they could even win against Clouds in a duel, but Shang was on a completely different level, which was why he needed several.

Shang had already realized that he could even summon Abomination Kings, but he hadn't summoned one yet.

Summoning an Abomination King could theoretically put the entire world in danger in a way that Shang didn't want.

What if summoning an Abomination King opened the world to being invaded by more Abomination Kings?

The Lightning Emperor had told Shang that Abomination Kings had been the most powerful Abominations that humans had ever seen and that they had been quite rare, even back when Lucius had been a Mage Emperor.

One Abomination King required someone at the Ninth Realm to become active to deal with them before they exploded.

This meant that the Mage Emperors would actually need to become active, and at that point, the entire concept of the war would become irrelevant.

The appearance of an Abomination King would put everyone in such a panic that the Mage Emperors would personally attack other Mage Emperors just so that they could search for the Child of Calamity without interference.

All trust would break down, and even the Mage Kings would become unimportant and irrelevant.

The Mage Emperors would run rampant, and no one but other Mage Emperors would stand in their way.

Even more, the Mage Emperors might become so desperate that they would force the Lightning Emperor to release the Archivist. Maybe the Archivist could help.

And that would be bad for Shang.

After all, the Archivist had already realized that Lucius had been the Child of Calamity back then, and Lucius had been better at hiding his status than Shang.

It was likely that the Archivist would quickly find out that Shang was the Child of Calamity.

Sure, the Lightning Emperor was extremely powerful, but someone like Lucius could only jump a single level against the Archivist.

a Peak Mage Emperor, and Lucius could only win against him in the

remember that Lucius had a sixfold Spirit

was so powerful that he might even be able to win against all

Lightning Emperor and Shang decided against

they would only consider summoning Abomination Kings when Shang reached the Sword King Realm, and even then, they had to be very careful that no Abomination Kings

stuck fighting several

Shang summoned five Abomination Lords, he immediately restrained

Shang's willpower had become so powerful that he could even suppress an army of

didn't even dare to absorb any

Abomination Lords to attack him with all their power, except for

convince Abominations to attack him, but

immediately attacked Shang,

fight against the powerful Mage, Shang used Sword Blood, Blood Compression, and Sword Heart, which now represented his three main techniques in a

his Element-focused style

Shang was still many times more powerful than even

his sword and slashed at one of the attacking Abomination

BOOOM!

body was extremely strong, and both of their attacks clashed

the Abomination Lord were ridiculously durable, and Shang barely created a

defensive powers of these scales were beyond ridiculous, even when compared to the already ridiculous

and kill the Abomination Lord, he would need to summon his

next four attacks from the other Abomination Lords. Since Void Break had strengthened his body, the other four Abomination Lords were

get any break as

how Shang had trained for the last century before the Lightning

attacking him relentlessly, and Shang had to use Void Break perfectly to deal with sudden bursts of attacks. After all, Shang couldn't keep Void Break active all the time.

injure an Abomination Lord with

years, Shang passively defended against the Abomination Lords'

this much pressure, Shang's mind and body felt

was in danger, his mind, soul, and body seemed to stabilize and

death when he wasn't in immediate

fought and the more danger he was in, the

life over